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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-20

Apr p)s to the red mead and white morse
crazs, yJur scribe concluded 60 make 81
ries of twenty tess, nineteen OF which ST
& med the theory and the twentieth ne de-
sIres TO submit TO you for decision. That
you may take the Case Advi-edly a brief de
scriptIon Of the personnel il not smiss. the
fiery creat Of the lady 10 the case was very
pronounced; her blazing tresses Il ,shed in
the sun like a lambent torch, bu: no white
horae was visible IN any direction. Sne
was, however, escorted By u typical dude Of
the genus lakewood, whose staggering gait
and Il shy drrss betOkened bowler from
Upper Troublesome HIs NJ. IL brogan
SHOES were laced vita wide strips from
freshly lsnaed ground hog skin; his sbrev
ated breecnes, b-g gng At the knees, shows
three inches OF yellow, home knit socks
above the shoes and two inches OF blue
checked shirt between the waistbsnd and
al striped cotIonade yes; his thick coat Of
sorrel hair covering seven and s.quarter
incn head, was surm1untei with low
crowned slI snd s-haf inch wool hat; HE
slim neck Was encircled by a sixteen-inch
paper coll ", and, sticking in 4 ,mng red
scarf wasa pin surmounted with a huge
celIulold HORSE NV, il this test counts
this writer Ia C 'n7ert to the theory for
life
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-20

la due time. ii ia hoped, the editor will
enter and pres4 his plea for whipping post
law Tor the puuishment OF patty larceny
There ia, in your writer's humble judgment,
1ut one statu Z III IRE sadly needed in Ken.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-20

Ever in Jesus, GEO. O BARNES
P.S. -Aheu. Checks postoffice money
orders, or notes at 30 days Tor sums large
or small may be senl to me care INTERIOR
JOURNAL. Stanford, XIV.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

loosed. Under pressure too strong the golden bowl
was broken. The pitcher was broken ~ the i0unt-
ain, the wheel was broken NJ the cisiern, and the
dust has returned to the earth rs Il was. II there
be those who look upon his christian fuith M u
superstition and upon his Christian hope ns q dc
fusion, ! leave them 10 Contemplate the dark
picture they would paint--the picture OF noble
existence swallowed up In endless night. Let ne
lihgrr over that faith ns the substance oi things
hoped for. aud the evidence Of thinea not seen.
Let rs regard The dlssolging Of the earthly house
OF ihis ialrinacie onlyns u rnioyal ~ the house
not made with hands, eternal IN the heavens.
Le' our thoughts 20 out toward what eye bath not
seen. nor car heard aud what beth not entered
into The breast ni man. - "a gather es1ui the
portals 81 the gnlle ns they close upon lhc
moral anl carn view Of tho portals OF The
WQS iilc nh they open to receive that WIN
cannot die. within those portals must be- uncnd'
Ing progress uumcasurd development and The ever
increasing yigor and strength Of eternal grown.
Sumnitcss Nights must be- there for those VINO
would climb, unbounded landscapes OF J1ioi.
light must bC thero for those who have no thrhl
whirh the peaceful stream Of love cannot sinkc
aud no Cnpacltler which quiet happiness cauno'
cmploy Infinite variety aud infinite adaptation
must he there Abide iofus o light ~ that blessed
hith, upon the mound that naris the fcsting plnc,
ol our friend. STREAM out from the darkness p
that grave q radiance 0l that blessed hope V
comfort and 70 guide. "a ndmonish and 10 inslir'
thofc VINO mourn his loss nOg aud who, IN thei
time, must become tenants VI like narrow beds, nnt
take their Journey into the same ilimimblo iulnfc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20
HEALTH ~ WEALTH Dr. Hrauregnrd'.
Tonic aud NerNtnc. the Great
French specific.

HrrRVovg DEBILITY In III 10, starrs mental
~ sud uh,flcni drpn rluu. sIFmtturfhyh, hys
1rrhondrla ,icriity ncumlfIn, hlftpfl. luuunrity
lor stu,v on btiflnots. IaulifIa impUruun, rpilUp
~. los ~ memory, toitrhnH"l thr hiain' rni ~
5,,,t Al eithff 80 hy tho uae IL this urrNnc' lrl
ur,sfeafon. n is matter ui sluflmu Importance
W no appropriate ucaisrnl ini ne Gun ~ ne
oUd Nrrtinr aiier many war Trial BOO turupN hns
urny,d tufsillhie II taken nr.urIluc go dittilong
which arr AIMED 81 each buil.e. one hoS equal %
tsrj,,s ii 90 a law ar ia hD,rs tur sa.up. Neut
Ia mail prrpald ON receipt Vt lliot We gunmuirc
~ hnxss ~ vnv any a. WIN o.sh unirr ~
,F,infani,,s 10 return the money 10 iruimput dass
nof sa,'rt cum. A Rcifgu CO.. nurpisu. sole
srrnts ior United statcA ~ ani rs Nalu sircUL
Memphis. Tenn
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Mechanics steel stamps,
At llabcring's, No. $40 Second s,rvct.

D-lIousckccpcm to know tha,
the Womcn's exchange II the place "a
find az the dclicncics ol the season. Give
them call before laying in supplies iol
THANKSGIVING Beet quality OF salads and
d,fspfts made tO Orlpr.
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I.n, nrnrr- IImrona Ccmctcr,.

Henry Moore, Chas. pcnmnn, Harry
Innham and James Malcy have been
commissioned 10 take special care Of lots
In cemetery, Ia whom lot owners may ap-
ply. The company also undertakes such
work. H. T.. WOODWARD,
SUPERINTENDENT,
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Tho "wni Men II Bomco" Who wep
captured In tho Enst Indies, and arr but
81 feet In hight aud puScss great strength,
are 90 be- ON exhibition next week. Nd
mission, 10 cents. See card.
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NOTICE.

OFitCE ~ uEsuro HusfpNa Am l.nNV A~'N,l
No. ~ MATS -uuIsE
NIrritig 1INS., Nov. H.. ISL !
M. as.oritiion plid tUr FOR ts fr, .rros In ~
mouths anil it fUstud series in 'iN months, De
thiri will mature IH Hlluut Nv months
W. tlll have o. rurplus " e,su Or uCW stock
holdvf, o. rtt the l..ncut o. no0ks nrc uuW ui-n
lnr ull~ TfIUtlun "a the seventh srrlps
Loans Wlll d. nrumr,i ucJpnhsfA
MiNTER PARKER. Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

Jrsr RrcrIyEp. Pull line oil cloth aud
carpets, which We will sell very cheap.
Can 1t Gahay's aoW, corner Bcalo aud
shelby, or No. 81 Bcalc hNCts.
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ar Gahays, cheap, full line Of oil
cloth, stoves, zinc yoids and pipe gratc
front, aud fcQdcrs, Nos. 100 and il3 Shell
by. and corner lcalC and shelby streets.
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Krrr or the dust, SCOT and cold with
Hook 4 lAGrill's weather strips, tho
cheapest and bcst In usc.
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M,y.AIIS Is purely vegetable In ~
composition. No one need fear Oh,
presence oi any mineral.
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Fiyr and 10 cent department, Lcubric''
Fair.
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BARGAINS Tor ladies aud gentlemen Of
Lpuhric's Fair. No. $50 Main street.
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MATS, rug, housekeeping goods, lagc
variety, lCubrC's Fair No. go Main
ftUitt
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BARGAINS,
OAK HALL
Clothing Emporium
TO GET AT TRUE FACTS
rs TO EXAMINE THE FOLLOW
ING FEW SPECIMENS WE HERE
MENTION TO CONVINCE you
WHO MAKES THE
LOW PRICES IN MEMPHIS.
J $3.50.
THIS L. tho Mechanics business hnit, good
for all purposes. aud offered only Mt OAK
HALL.
! $1,000.
This IL our AiI-wooi Cashmere suit, "a
straight aud round cut styles, and en-
pressiy manufactured for OAK HALL
$I2.oo.
To look NJ our scotch Che,ioi suits, IN froci
aud sack styles, In their novel PATTERN
and shades, L. To admire them at the old
reliable OAK HALL
$500.

win dress you up In our Pine worsied Cas-
simere Dr--s suits, Ia fro1L and cutaway
styles, at the OAK HALL
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Iueolvcnt Notice.

state II Tcnucscr. shelby county-uficc County
court CLERK. Memphis Tenn, NOVEMBER 3, lsAd
To- John league. Administrator a. ". johnson!
Having suggested the insolvency 81 the estate II
" y Johnson, dccta-,d, you ar hcrhy uplcrsl
o. give nutlcc, hv advertisement IN some nCWHtapei
rublishoi within the said state. aud also at ihc
tnuft house door ul shelby county, iur All pCsun-
having claims against aid estate ~ appear and flg
she same. authenticated in tie manner pfcarfihud
aud ans claim not hlCd ON ~ before faid LAY, ul
h,iUrr IN appropriation If tn funds oi aid Csti,
y made shall Ne lurfyCr harmed, both ~ law and
couiiy Nifucss NY hand, at Oiico. this ~ day ol
hotsmlsr. itsi y J. Qti0LEl, CLERK
ly Thomas a. Crushaw. u. e.
hotlrp D. hCruby given nf above diwciod.
ia lOHN lOAGuE Administering
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FORT WORTH, TEXAS.


within reached
TcSa, Pacific Fort Now Orleans Aglo Topeka santa PC Kansas southern
Worth 81 San in
tpt3 Pueblo distant
black, yield
uo
wasSl wns
compile and
excellent location
particulars address
J.P. XANDEIi.
Secretary
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rSr Watch Work, DIuliordA
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ncrhnr,c., stcrI slnmn-.

Al lIabcrlhr's, No. $40 SECOND street.
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Mime Museum.

Irrrur'. Fair, No, go Main street.
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Mechanics steel stamps,
AZ llahcrling's, No. $40 Second street
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THE suRpLus THE CHIEF ISSUE.
Interviews with Several Congressman
Outlining Legislation.
! -hlu.lan Cnrrr.rnndencc 81 lhc IIcmlA.

Wa hiupon Correspondence NJ the Herald
Now that the elections in the different
States have been held, there is every
probability that week hence will find a
majority Of the representatives and sen.
"s,ahlishin" ibrmscIyrs Ior The session
At the present time the number is very
limited.
OF this number, however, a Herald cor
respondent today talked with half q dolcr
or more, most Of whose views are briefly
given below. They wcrc asked concern
ing the surplus in the treasury, the bette
manner Of distributing II, and what ough
10 bc done this winter IN the matter Of
| reduction uf taxation.
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Receivers Sale,

MruorD. Jeweler. ?al Main.
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irys TANArioS WANTED.

MI Brccklnriigc, Of Kentucky, sail' 81
think there will b. reduction OF the rev.
cnue this winter, and hope and believe
that Il will no, only be- = reduction Of the
surplus, bat y reduction nl.o OF the bur
dcns Of taxation. think that events have
40 shaped themselves that no man can
stand up Ia the house this winter AMI &C.
sill q motion " ~ into committee oi The
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$3.50.
$I2.oo.

To look at our Scotch Chc,ioi suits, IN frocf
aud sack styles, In their novel patterns
aud shades, L. Ia admire them at the old
reliable OAK HALL
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-10-08
IT Is PROHIBITION,

IFrom the Brooktield, Mo, Chronice.l
1t is the height of Inconsistency for
any man TO favor the adoption of the
Wood local option law and then declare
that he is opposed to prohibition. The
I adoption of the Wood law means the
adoption of prohibition. 1t is prohi-
bi'ion boiled down, concentrated and
double-disti!led. l. not only seeks to
prohibit the sale of every kind of
liquor in any quantity, but makes even
the giving away of liquor an offense
punishable by heavy fine or both fine
and imprisonment. If this is not pro-
hibitiOn of the most radical kind we
don't know the meaning OF the word.
And yet many of our democratic poll.
tIcians and papers advocate the adop-
tion OF this law while claiming to be
most bitterly opposed to prohibition.
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INsURANCE!
PRICES c. BEN.
C.. BEN.
B37, 1871, 1887.

The Citizens Insurance Co., Of St. Louis.
Mo-, commenced business In 1897 and has
paid losses since then amounting to 81. .7s3 ,9se.
and dividend to stock holders amounting to
1896, ,7ss.
The Hiberni, Insurance Co., of New Or.
cans, La, org.uized in 1871, has since then
paid losses tothe amount of 1.O2I, ,284 1s and
received premiums amounting to s2.4ss, ,7:s
and pad .ash dividends to stockholders
amountingtO S3s5,170. q. BEN.
Off Aynt for Insurance at Water rates,
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The gis. of the druggists law is IN
this section:
SECTION 2-No druggist Or pharmacist
shall, directly or indirectlY sell. give
away or otherwise dispose of intoxi.
eating liquors OF any kind in any
quantity less than one gallon, for any
purpose, except on o written prescrip-
non, dated aud signed, first had and
obtained from some regularly register
ed and practicing physician, and then
only when such physician shall state in
such prescription the name OF the per.
son for whom the same is prescribed,
and that such Intoxicating liquor is
prescribed as necessary remedy: pro-
v'ded, that anv druggist or pharmacist
may sell or give away, in good faith,
amy wine for saurumeutai purposes.
ANY druggist who shall violate any of
the provisions of this section shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and
on conviction shall, for the first offense,
be fined not less thau one hundred nor
more than five hundred dollars, and
for second off 'nse shall, on conyic
ton, in addition to such fine, have his
license as Il pharmacist revoked.
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Merchant Tailoring.

Our samples of new fall and winter styles
have arrived and are open for your inspec-
ton. Garments made to order on short
notice. Perfect fits aud tirst-clsss workman
ship guaranteed, or no sale. Give us trial.
II. SINAUER.
Try our wonder" and "Silver" shirts,
the best dollar shirts in the market.
septl0tf II. SINAUER,
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WE ARE THE LEADEF
GUIDING STAl

Sec. 9. That any person violating
the provisions of this act shall be Deem
ed guilty of misdemeanor, and on
conviction thereof shall be punished by
fine of not less than three hundred
dollars nor more than one thousand
dollars, or by imprisonment in the
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-10-08
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN
LAFAYETTE COUNTY
FOR SALE

TNHE FARM CONTAINS 800 ACRES.
L ia located on the state road from xSsSA
Dover to Lexington, miles from the -
latter place and within u miles of the
depots upon the branch and new extension
railroads, has good house of S rooms. ten
ant houses, all necessary Oathouses. stable for
10 horses. Is all under good fence and ali in cuI
tlvation OF grass, and Is we'll watered by never
failing springs. cisterns and wells 1t is sus-
ceptlole OF division anil would make two good
farms of $50 acres each The land lies well 's
very rich, is in desirable neighborhood, with
good road to Dover and Lexington or to the
oepots on the railroad. Taken altogether u
superior farm of its size cannot be found in tbe
state 1t will be sold cheap, rs the owner de-
slres to leave the state and engage in other bus
lness
TRRMs:-One- third cash and balance on as
long time as desired. deferred payments to bear
per cent interest
Nov is your time to get a bargain. For fur
ther .rticulsrs call at the Inteliigencer once
or on the undersigned.
july1ea TRAVIS BUFORD.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Furnished weekly to the Intellisencer b
Captain J. d. Conner, recorder of deeds {
Lafayette county, Mo.
Abstract of the deeds filed in the Office
Recorder of Deeds from Saturday, Sept. L
to Saturday, Oct. l, A. D.. 1857. Only sue
as contain covenants of warranty cOntaine
in list.
D. NJ. Harbaugh. ct al, to B. F.
HSks &sa July sM IS IS 3 sad r. ss pM S g. Ss
c, June's add to Higginsville $500. 200
j. W. Waddell aud wife to Mamie
M. Chinn, lot 8 and 90 feet off lot 7,
blk 2I, lst add to Lexington ....... 1880 {
Mamie NJ. ChInn and husband to r.
Mamie E. Chlnn, so feet off lot Z,
blk 81. 1st add to Lexington. 500 Q
Samuel Ligate to J. W. Jennings.
Lee D: Lewis to Jas. F. Bray. pt
sec. IL, 81, 20. 81 acres. ............. 205
Eliza j. Wade to f. M. Barton, lot
8. Grand Avenue, Zentmeyer's add
to Higainsville 1000 {
Jno. W. Blackwell to Ii. II. Fickle,
lots 8 and 8. blk 1s. Odessa ........ 1888 {
W. g. MusgrOve to W. NJ. Cash ct
| al. W hf Sc, sec. 6, and W end W hf,
!. ~, 70 ............... -. ,OUO
Peyton W. Gum to Isaac W.
Avitt, lots 8 and 4,hlk 3, McBurney's
| add to Odessa. 800 {
| Lee and W. McGrew to Elizabeth
Perry. pit NV cor ne sw, 5, so, 81,
| 0O-100 acres T5
RObt. Taubman to Jerry G. Butler
pit sw sw, 81, 81. 81, l acre .... 125
Mary F. Cooley ct al to Henry
Macev, side and pt sw NV and Sc
NV. 80. 81, 25i acres 600
P.S. Fulkerson to M. G. Jacobs,
ne, =, pit end W hf. 8. so, %, and pit
9 bf NV, q. so. 90. go acres ....... $3.50
NJ. G. Jacobs to P. s. Fukerson,
NV and frac a6. and pit ne, 81, 80, %,
30 acres. ........ ..... IL go
ThOs. j. FLETCHER to Mrs. #. j.
Henry, hf lot 8, blk IL, st. Thomas
add to Waverly. y................. 7?5
Chas. Hefer to WIN. G. Hiles, lot
9 blk +. HGefer's I'd add to Higgins.
9 No instrument will be filed unt,LA
fop Ia maid ----
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CHRIS. MAYER'S
NEW BAK
DUTCH ROW MAIN ST., Opp.
Express Office.

First prize for beet made bread wac awarded
him at the Philadelphia Exhibition, 1876.
,u,uE ,.upb,a .ompetitorIor j or the continuance
4 ni patronage OF the cNizens Oi Lexington
nI,i va unity in his sell made breads anu other
nnIicles ci bakery informs the public, without
=. u.,d al color that ur der hravv expense ne
h : now cnrnplet-a alianeets,cHts oil latest
81 eli. and Iunproy ~ emeuta, enabling MN 10 serve
h., e,,stnmnrs- tl,e ln,st delicious and
ha.ltbv h,..-t ~ q = -s'i on" Fre.i. aSvsiY aver
mofning, in any quantity ue5iTe'.N EN'" ""e
VIENNA WHITE BREAD
= sn.c,al,v. a slight trial given this hrst-class
,rt ~ mrnnare,i with the greatest OF care. VII,
a,ate this bread a necessity Tor family use, anu y
- vii reirsnge the home manufacture OF
soon win their poisonous ami pernici0ut
| ~ c,s mon the stomach and digestion nc
more physician needed, NO more otsPePsia RPE ~
4 w n vuu use INV celebrated VIENNA bHEAD
1 n5.h ~ 81 nr course could not be of such nawies
snniies !, we not rieh1 in the MIDST ,o o. tn n,
4 h'u' ~ i, The line a., bakery are unsurpassed
TSSHn,nea a call Very resRe ctla!ly.
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The First Sign

uUO - ~
OF failing health, whether In the FORM OF
Night sweats and Nervousness, or In .
sense of General WEAKNESS and Loss OF
Appetite, should suggest the use Of Ayers
sarsaparilla. This preparation Is most
effective for giving tone and strength
to the enfeebled system, promoting the
digestion and assimilation OF food, restor-
ing the nervous forces to their norman
condition, and for purifying, enricnlng'
and vitalizing the blood.
Failing Health.
sgo my health Dsfaa eoueh g asi.
Night SWeDe. Weakness, and Nervous,
ness. tried vaIiens remedies prescribed
by different physicians, but became SO
S,,s %.aS g that could not 20 up stairs with
mended me to Gy Aysr,s % ssrsansrilIs.
which did, and I am now as no-sls.y and
strong as ever. Mrs. E. L. Williams,
Alexandria, MINI.
have used Ayers Sarsaparilla, in my
family, for Scrofula, and know, II it is
taken faithfully, that 1t will thoroughly
eradicate this terrible disease. have also
prescribed 1t as tonic, as well as an alter
8Elv0s 8UO Iuu9t Say tuhL L uOucJLly Uollct .
It to be the best blood medicine ever
compounded. W. f. Fowler, D. D. s.,
N. b., Greenville, Tenn.
Dyspepsia Cured.
1t would be impossible for me to de-
scribe what I suffered from Indigestion
and Headache up to the time began
taking Ayers sarsaparills. was under
the care of various physicians and tried
great many kinds Of medicines, but
never obtained more than temporary re-
lief. After taking Ayers Sarsaparilla for
short time, my headache disappeared,
and my stomach performed its duties more
perfectly. To-day my health Is COM
pletely restored. d.-Mary Harley, Spring
field, Mass.
l have been greatly benefited by the
prompt use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. II
tones and invigorates the system, regulates
the action of the digestive and assimilative
organs, and vitalizes the blood. 1t Is
without doubt, the most reliable blood
purifier yet discovered. D. johnson
3S3 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn, n. Y.
Ayers Sarsaparila,
-Pr.n.rad hv Dr. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Masa
Price q; six bottles, %.
4
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Hugo HasskerPs Testimony.
The Swift Specific Company. Atlanta Ga:
Gentlemen-For two years had a severe case of
ecSema used tar soaps, sulphur soaps and yarfon.
Of otnef remedies and was prescribed for BY numbers
OF pnyactans but found relief. Atls deraa
mined 70 try the g. g. 8. remedy and seven or eiSht
Dottiss have thoroughly relieved me- and you can
use thn certificate In any manner you wish
HUGO HAsSKERI
New York, Nay 8. 1887.
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ATTORNEYS.
uOuN - BLACKWELL, ,
...o1UnN RVI.AND.

. TTORNEY AT LAW. Will practice In all
I Y the courts OF the state. Prompt attention
Icen to al business entrusted 10 my dS oS =
oince III NJ son'o 'e jaul0yl
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Ths Theatrical Profession.

Charlotte Randow's Testimony,
NEW YORK. May s. 1887
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga: :,
Gentlemen.Having been annoyed with pimples.
sfuptlons and roughness Of the skin, from bad con,
H.sEn G; OF my blood. for more than year. used
ssan3 preparation OF sarsaparfla and other adver-
inehs me pn{sieisp and from his treatment received
cay Tor the blood, and i've or six packa9es. by a
snorougn eradication Of my trouble and reStorins
nAn9oIn1e1e 70 my skin, have made me happy and
cneeIIuliy give you this testimonial for such uss
ana pupl1c1ty as you wish to make Of It.
CHARLOTTE RANDOM,
152 Bowery, near Canal Street.
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Wabash Railroad Time Table.

Wabash Railroad Time Table.
Omnibus will leave the hotels In TINS
city for Il. 4 L. junction, making
connection with trains gong eaet,
west and north. al -.......s.........i w u H.
Returning, will arrive at. ............ ~ u. u
Omnibus " i'll leave for 4. 4 :. juno
ton, making connection with trans
going east and west. and north as
lar a. Richmond. at $3.50 p. H.
Returning Will arrive Mt ......-......t ~ p No.
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ruury May August and November.
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